Belgrade, April 24, 2026 – JUSDA Europe, in cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China in Belgrade, organized a trade and logistics forum titled “Connecting Trade Corridors — Transport, Customs and Tax Strategies.”
The forum brought together leading representatives from the fields of logistics, international trade, customs, tax compliance, and supply chain management across the EU, the Western Balkans, and Eastern markets, confirming the growing strategic importance of the Central and Southeast European corridor as a key link between Asian and European supply chains.
“The Balkan corridor is no longer a secondary trade route—it is becoming a critical link in the resilience of the global supply chain,” said Petr Škoda, Managing Director of JUSDA Europe. “This forum demonstrates that cooperation between European logistics expertise and Chinese trade networks can generate tangible business value for the entire region.”
The event was also attended by Roman Kratochvíl from Kaumy SEE. The panel discussion, featuring industry experts Krasimir Banchev, Jing Liu, and Václav Svoboda, as well as representatives of Nelt, Transportšped, and the Chamber of Commerce of Serbia, focused on practical challenges in coordinating cross-border transport, harmonizing customs procedures, and aligning tax regulations in the region.
The event also included organized B2B meetings and networking opportunities, enabling participants to establish concrete partnerships in the logistics and trade sectors.
About JUSDA Europe
JUSDA Europe is a leading provider of logistics solutions with more than 25 years of experience, offering integrated end-to-end services in road, rail, maritime, and air transport, as well as warehousing, customs support, and supply chain optimization services.
Media Contacts:
Veronika Vobořilová | JUSDA Europe
veronika.voborilova@jusdaeurope.com
Emina Ferizović
emina@eminentkomunikacije.rs
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